The Grammatology of Wound
byby Steve Finbow Fragments on Flesh, Language, and the Sacred Profane in Susan Fox’s The Scatological Sons and Cocks & the Apocalypse A punk…
by Steve Finbow Fragments on Flesh, Language, and the Sacred Profane in Susan Fox’s The Scatological Sons and Cocks & the Apocalypse A punk…
A Retelling of the Medusa Myth, Part I
On Earth, the only true method of disposal is decomposition, the dissolution of something dead and putrid into its smallest bioavailable parts. But what about that which can not decompose?
Episode ten marks the finale of season one with our interviewer Habib William Kherbek who curated this season’s interviewees. Our guest this week is…
This is episode 9 of Creatrix Pod! In this episode, we are thrilled to feature the skilled prose stylist Madeleine Watts, a multi-faceted writer…
This week, we are thrilled to host Lauren Oyler, one of the most influential young literary critics of her generation. Lauren’s writings have garnered…
Part Four of the serialized novella Ebbed Tide by Byzantia Harlow PART ONE In the distance, a shard of light sweeps through the night. Signalling a warning…
by Sarah Penello In 1493, Christopher Columbus logged what is believed to be the first recorded sighting of Manatees in the new world. Of…